Cable deregulation to raise basic rates in northeast Ohio
Deregulation effective Jan 1 under the Cable Communications Policy Act leads to higher basic charges for Continental Cablevision areas in Elyria North Ridgeville Amherst Amherst Two and South Amherst with no hike in Avon Lake or Bay Village. Basic rates rise from 10 40 to 11 75 in Elyria and from 10 50 to 12 50 in North Ridgeville. Premium channels and outlet converter fees stay the same.
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Continental Cablevision
Ohio
Elyria
North Ridgeville
Amherst
Amherst Two
South Amherst
Avon Lake
Bay Village
al Loescher
Amherst-area
ESPN
WTBS
Continental
Group W
Browns Fans Rebuild Morning After Broncos Loss
Browns fans in Lorain and Cuyahoga counties faced disappointment after Sundays defeat to Denver. Go Browns banners came down as vendors cut prices on remaining merchandise while locals debated the game and looked ahead to the next NFL season.
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Browns
Cleveland Browns
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain
Cuyahoga
Denver Broncos
Cleveland
Richfield Coliseum
Broncos
Elyria Man Plans Lorain County Concrete Plant
An Elyria man seeks to open Lorain County Concrete in West Side Lumber's old plant at 400 Lowell St. He expects to create 15 to 20 jobs and supply ready mix across Lorain County. Final rezoning approval from city council is required after a Community Development Committee vote to change the parcel from light to heavy industrial.
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Elyria
Lowell Street
John Walls
Balsam Concrete and Supply Co
Lorain County
West Side Lumber
Lowell St
Walls
Wallis
Elyria Savings and Trust National Bank
Bruah 2
Clowning at blood drive boosts donations
Billy the Magic Clown of Lorain asks Mid way Mall shoppers to donate blood in the Great American Blood Connection. Kay Catterini of the American Association of Blood Banks chats with Elyria West High senior Jim Fortney as he donates blood. Fortney, who has cerebral palsy, has given blood three times.
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Billy the Magic Clown
Lorain
Kay Catterini
American Association of Blood Banks
Jim Fortney
Elyria West High School
Fortney
Janine Exner
Buckeye Mold & Die union vows back-to-work push
In Elyria the Local 45 union says it will pursue all legal avenues to restore 50 to 60 laid off blue collar workers at Buckeye Mold & Die Corp now rebranded as Buckeye Plastic Molding Inc. Temporary staff hires and a wage freeze affecting female workers are noted. company officials declined comment.
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Buckeye Mold & Die Union
Elyria
Buckeye Mold & Die Corp
Columbus
Robert G. Fada
International Molders & Allied Workers
Bo Sc Mebedeese Cay
Fada
Kenwood St
Buckeye Mold
Chronicle- Telegram
Buckeye Plastic Molding Inc
Edwin L. Davis
John A. Daily
Wise board chief for Elyria schools
Martha Wise, a 30 year Elyria resident and former vice president, was elected president of the Elyria School Board. Gary Bennett was named vice president as the board aims to pass a May school levy and advance long term planning with a two day retreat. The contract for Treasurer Ed Haywood was renewed at $46,950 with potential raises based on performance, and legal counsel J C Wm Tattersall also renewed at $6,000 annually.
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Elyria
Martha Wise
Gary Bennett
Wise
Earl Wammes
Wammes
Bennett
Lorain County
Ed Hayood
Haywood
J.C. Wm. Tattersall
North Ridgeville board votes down teacher input committee
The North Ridgeville Board of Education rejected a six member committee to obtain teacher input on K 12 department head reorganizations by a 3 2 vote. Critics cited supplemental contract pay while supporters framed the move as curricular continuity.
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North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville Board of Education
John Butkowski
Fred Dorow
Kathleen Forthofer
Charles Norris
Marianne Powrie
Butkowski
Paul Murphy
Deanna Hill
North Ridgeville Education Association
Ttment
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Loescher
Erv Davis
Cable Systems
Davis
Cablevision
Scott Sleek
C-T
Elyria Schools
N.R. Board
Forthofer
Murphy
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